Streich - FE 3rd Marking Period FY21

a carefully stated claim supported by reasons and evidence *made up of two parts: claim and support

read and examine text in detail looking for important ideas

presents events in the order in which they occur

The ________ of a poem is the lesson to be learned or central idea.

to have a strong effect on someone or something

how information is organized in a passage

to make an idea or feeling known or understandable

narrator is not a character in the story and refers to all characters as "he" or "she"

words, phrases, or sentences that give meaning to unknown words

is a poem that gives the poet complete creative control. Since there are no rules

the process of highlighting, underlining, making marginal notes, or marking specific information in printed materials

to give something special importance or attention

numerical data

a short statement, usually one sentence, that summarizes the main point or claim of an essay

last paragraph in an essay; similar to the introduction, but stated in different words

to add detail to; explain

The ________ of a poem conveys the speaker’s attitude toward his or her subject.

a narrative poem is

to help achieve or add to something

important part

a poetic form in which a single speaker expresses his or her thoughts and feelings

of cheif importance

paragraphs that include evidence and elaboration

first paragraph of an essay

details that help to explain the central idea/topic sentence

is a poem that adheres to a definite verse structure or set of characteristics

uses "I" and is usually the main character in the story

(counterclaim) statements that address opposing viewpoints rebuttal

a specific reference, such as a fact, statistic, quotation, or opinion that is used to support a claim

a form of writing that addresses the onlooker or reader directly *use pronouns - you, your, yours

Which of the following is NOT a text feature?

spelling, capitalization, punctuation

less important than

a short account of an event

writing to explain; educates your reader on a topic

neither good or bad